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WANTED--HOuSES

WANTED-fORC ASH-A SMALL BRICK HOUSE
NNo ax or seven rooms, centrally located price not
e. exceed SSooo' owners only to reply Address Box
IL. star once. 1t
WANTED-fCRNfSHED HOUSE. ABOUT Is
w rooms Tor hrst class boarding house hes; Of ref
erences and security, WHITE. BAILEY 4 WHITE
AZ snd heM cssate Houses rented Rents collected
ROOM io' iooo ST. nv. apl9-3t'
WANTED TO RENT-SMALI. HOUSE. CITY or
w suourns. convenient to car lines plenty shade:
good 10, more consequence than house: suitable for
resSSsane wiite people Address with rar' ea,ars
o. w. hpisoa>, star once arlN-lw-
WANIkD-FROM JUNE 1. FOR ONE YEAR OR
w more, an unfinished house OF tvrlye nouns iu
On unexcsptionable locality northwest rent not 70
aplS-3t' ~ "'~' '''e
WANTEp-F0R CUSTOMER. SMALL FUR.
W nished mouse must be in good location
aPio-0t HUFff DYER. 18th and p sta
NANTED-SPECIALIY- Ann IN
improved Property TO sell, direct from owners,
quick sales aud moderate commission
api4-V 3. &. HILL. cor. Sth and r sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

n the West Virginia legislature &C IT'S extra
session elects senator to succeed Mr.. Camden
ana the United states senate holds this election
valid In spite OF the governors refusal TO issue
certifcate, Mr.. Lucas will have chance TO make
hight for his seat, which VIII be historic
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
T osT-IN eTH-ST DEPOT. on MONDAY EVEN
ing. Gloria Cloth Umbrella, with silver handle,
with init Of l. c. c. The finder will be rewarded If
left Ut package-room of said depot. IT.
r OST-IN BOSTON STORE OR VICINITY,
IL pair OF Gold Glasses gift of friend. Return to
l2:S 4th st. NV, and received liberal reward. It,
CD m REwARD-FoR AN UMBRELLA LEFT
OAsOU IN g street herdic yesterday morning
II returned to 1881 @ st. NV. ap20-xt'
II OST- ON LAST SATURDAY EVENING, BE-
tween 10th St and the market q. medium sized
breastpan-a earnelian stone Set in gold RIM lib
ersl reward will be paid to the finder by leaving
same with W. D. BLACKFORD. 705 b s.. e. ar20-st'
OST-TUEsDAY PM, EITHER IN CITY GOV
II eminent building or Judiciary Square, 9Th st.
aud Boundary, pair gold bowed Eyeglasses, with
chain. Reward given II left at 1888 10th ST. 1t.
OST-A SMALL YELLOW DOG; FOX HEAD,
IL short ears aud tail, tag No. go reward il re-
osT-ON SATURDAY EVENING, ON OR NEAR
IL 18th ST.. large linked Silver Bracelet Return -
100 n st. and receive reward aplS-3ts
o1An REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE
SlUU covery Of the body Of the man who
drowned off Long bridge. in Georgetown channel.
Dec. 9th last, Apply to 40S 10th st. NV. mh24-1m
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We claim TO sell Stationery a. cheap as any house in
Warrington We WILL do this, bscause is the true
business spirit ana CAN do ii, because We buy With
this objectin view. You can find In our Stationery
Department the finest Real Irish Linen and Monte
Cloth papers that made and price for them IT,
we guarantee, the lowest tn town. We have cheap
grades Of paper too Good enough for ordinary
spondence and especially useful to school children
This advertisement IL for Stationery Department
directly. To show what can do in . low.priced
paper. otter boz of a shssts Of paper and "a en-.
velopes for
SIX CENTS
We have just IT'S boxes Of this Stationefy and they
are piled up in the department-6rst door, right GEN.
ter-plainly marked. The school children will prob
ably get at the pile tomorrow and they do the thaw
In 0-osut paper viii sst in with vengeance.
Don't forget that engraving plate and print
ing so steel finished cards for 75c.-15 Per cent
cheaper than other house in Washington and the
work guaranteed Wedding engraving proportionstsly
cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

The Grand Army OF the Republic Is wisely en-
braeing the opportunity offered by the recent dis
trbution OF circular OF inquiry among its posts
10 acquaint the country anew with the fact that
lt is mot in politics." and that 1t is opposed TO
service pensions on principle The assurance felt
Sy good citizens generally that the Grand Army
Is not willing to let anybody speak for its party
Affiliations L. the best means by which it can
maintain its present high standing In the popular
affection and respect. AS regards the subject OF
pensions, there Is no doubt in any candid persons
mind that the soldiers who were manly enough to
go to the front and risk their all In defense OF the
Union are manly enough 10 resent the stigma Of
pauperism which certain political wire-pullers
have tried to fix upon them. The real soldiers are
up IN arms against this sort OF thing to man. and
the opinions OF the rest not worth considering
When the veterans shall have got thinned down
In numbers, and decrepit with age, an appeal to
them 70 assert themselves in behalf of q service
pension viii be In order; but il will probably be
unnecessary then, for their fellow-citizens will
cordially urge such measure upon Congress
without the asking, as they have heretofore in the
cases OF the survivors OF the Revolution, Of the
war OF 1872 and OF the Mexican campaign.
writer In one OF the naturalists' magazines de-
scribes the brd rookerieS OF southern Florida" as
he saw them six years ago. when they were
densely populated, and again as he finds them
now, since the northern miiliner has been prose-
cutting her work Of devastation. Birds have been
killed, he says, the piumes taken from the back,
head and breast, and the carcass thrown to the
buzzardsI One man for season employed from
forty 70 sixty gunners, furnishing them with all
supplies. and paying them stipulated sum for
each plume or '.fiat skin" which he considered
good enough for his market
What the woods and fields of southern Florida
have suffered at the hands of the fashion fend is
whole country has suffered from the same source
1t is an outrage that such practices should be per-
mitted anywhere in the United States IL the
humane instincts OF our people are not strong
enough TO prevent them, resort should be had to
severe laws rigidly enforced.
Similar legislation should be adopted and en-
forced TO put stop TO the murder Of the song
birds Of the country carried on in such devastating
style by brutal gunners and unsportsmanlke
SpOrtSmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

Ex-Mayor Carter Harrison de signates the news
paper men Of Chicago as '.Arcadian dudes who
write for a penny line" II their Incomes had
been limited 20 penny for every line they could
write in praise OF Mr.. Carters administration.
they would have had TO support their areAdian
dudishness on the interest OF their debts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

Another Atlantic coast cyclone demoIlshes houses
and Kills people, In Virginia this time. The ey
clone cellar and the irresistible popular tendency
To disappear under ground &C every high wind
which characterize the yclone-fnfested sections
Of the west, may yet find eongsni eastern homes
Eastward the course OF the cyclone takes ia way
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LADIES SUMNER WALKING Sxrars.
We are now showing larger line than ever be-
g ~ sae RoR2aF sss wo we
Ladies' Walking Ekirts made from Wash Pop
lins, and FRENCH Striped 6kirtings, SO, 62H.
80, and 75c. EACH.
Specially good value in ladies' Plain wash
fopljn Hf3rts. Plated Rufie, with piping of car
dinsl and blue. Only 500. each.
Ladies' Seersucker Striped Walking Skirts,
76c.. 81, $1,25, and 2 ]. 80 each.
Lades' Walking Skirts, made from French
Striped Skirtins, and rufaes mp the hack,
forming Tournlre. 1.50 aud % Is each.
LADIES' Black Farmer Satin Walking Skirts,
warranted not to change BY washing age, or ex.
posnre to the sun. 81, 81 %. $137K, 81. 80,
$l75, and $167 Is each.
Customers in examining wilt readily recog-
pise in these extraosdinary rood value.
Excellent line of Ladies' Morreen Walking
Skirts, in fray and black. Most durable Skirt.
ing material msnufaet1red. Only a4.25 each.
(Second floor; rear.)
WOODWARD 4 LQTHHOP
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The Arrow viii NOT race the Mayfower without
restriction upon the use OF the center-board Why
doesn't the ARROW ask for so much start in time
or space in some OF the recognized forms OF handi.
eape Americans are willing TO admit that the
Aayfower IS much the faster boat hut there Is no
sense In attempting TO reduce the sioop to the
Arrows rate of speed by hampering its sails rud-
Ger or eenter-board- Mr.. Chamberaayne seems to
think that he has very slow ARROW, strongly sug-
gestins In name and speed the river Arar, which
Cesar says moved with such incredible slewness
that an observer could not tel In which direction
70 was running.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

SEAsosAnLs WASH FAparcs.
We are offering extraordinary "bargains min
Wash Goods We have twice the display room,
and twice the assortment of fabrics and styles
we ever had before. As specials" We quote:
1000 yards cream crinkled Seersuckers,
erht widths Of stripes, only SO. Per yard,
1000 yards Batists in white, and Ecru
grounds, with various black and fancy coiored
figures; colors warranted fast; only 1Oc. per
yard.
1900 yards fancy crinkled seersuekers, ina
variety OF light. medium and fancy colorin1s. In
WIDE and narrow stripes; usually sold at 15c;
only l24c per yard.
5000 yards FTeres Koechlin's Finest French
Ssteers plain shades, and fancy colorinHa In
stripes and fguTss Many styles confined to us.
250 Combination dipehsin Robes containing
10 yards plain material. AZ yards wide embroitF
cry and * yards OF narrow embroidery: stylish
pattern plato accompanies each robe. Only
$l.oQ per robe.
500 Combination Bingham Robes on yards
Of plain and 0bs yards OF fancy striped material:
about 80 choice styles; only So per robe.
basement; center)
WOODWARD T0THROp
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Ihere Is plainly no faint Of anarchy Id the Dis
erict Federation OF Labor .V-ssl' = z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

New BIAck Lscs F1ouxcrses.
assortment OF 40-inch Black Chantilly Lace
ever shown by q, Prices, $50, s2, ea.2S.
$34Q, a23o % u es g., 4s2G $40,
40.inth Black Spanish 6uipure Lkce ffounc.
tnys beautiful psttsg1s .Al.ah IL so. LES.
Elegant line Of Black Escuriaf Lace Flounc-
ings IN . variety Of choice designs
IMAM n0T W6to ubb9S Fl tipSt { afn64eAHnop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

T>HE STAR INTERPRETATIONS. ARE THE BEST.
= Manufactured expressly fa'
spS0A Sl2 7th ri. N.Y..
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Major Sainderson sttii parades about with a
cnip on his shoulder, begging some OF the Irish
patriots 70 Knock it on. II be can be patient q
little white longer, he viii doubtless be accommo-
dated No genaine Irishman ever shfrset fi1ht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

The latest figures from the bureau OF statistics
show that beer IS TO contest with water the first
place among American beverages, as malt liquors
are gradually supplanting distilled spirits while
the consumption OF wine does not Increase In
1855 the nfrei States consumed =, 26l, GA gal.
Ions OF spirits, 22,o ,22o gallons or wines, and
642, So. 20 gallons OF malt liquors. Compared
with 1850, the per capita consumption of spirits
last year was "a gallons as against 2.S8 gallons
in 1850; OF matt liquor Ills gallons as against
BIZ gallons in 1850; OF wines in the neighborhood
Of onethird OF gallon, about the same as In 1850
Beer Is aboiishng distilled spirits as fast as water
does, and faster than water is abolishing beer
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FAsr B1AcK\ Corros Hosr.

FAsr B1AcK\ Corros Hosr.
We have Just secured 200 dozen I.6diesa "a
Couronne Dor Golden Crown) Fast Black Cot,
ton Hose. full regular made, dauble heel and
toe, extra soft quality.
These Hose sze fnt eyed, then therouehiy
secured. and then re-dyed, and are guaranteed
to be a. fast hlaek NJ ever produced in cotton
Hosiery Two grades, IS and S5c per pair. We
never before offered a. rood ct the prices.
(Main Aoor; right Of centsr.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHnOP
TouRNusEs.
We carry all the popular styles and kinds Of
Bustles. Psniers. &c. The steek comprises,
among others. the Twin Lofts" 'Tdeal, !" "Fe-
dora" "LanGtry," aOur Leader" LADY wash
ineton. = .'Reyersible Wire "'eem,..
y Miss and
Ing s,5S Large yasssy q styiss and sizes e
you will experience no difficulty in making
selection.
Second foor)
WOODWARD LUTHRor.
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EoR RENT-Two iooS,s on FIRST or sEoosT
Il aoor, unfinished, Dew house. IL 4 7th o. NV
ap9O-3t.
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Heartless Cruelty

IL h 70 dsiuds poor suAsrsrinso the bsiiss nat
some worthless linimsnt VII eurs rheuuaslsm
ana neuralgia. H0sesty b the best policy IN
.hs manuMcturo of proprietary articles - - Gil
other mstters, and tho TACT that the prOpriee0O
Of Athiophoros have never claimed tor u sven
With its wonderful popularity. and the tnou
sands OF grateful testimouiais rsoeivel ~ them
show that tAsir policy has bssa wise - ven -
Experience has amply demonstrated mat
mere outward applications arO worthless. The
disease has its sat In The blood, ana any remDdy
70 b sucoessfui must deal with the obstructive
aoed Whioh p0tsOns ana innamos H.
Athlophorrs a,U on tina blood. muscles Aad
joints oiroouy. Il tAhes the poison out Of the
blood ana carries II OUT Of the systsm u inv'g.
CRATES tho action Of the muscles and Mmbers the
stiffness Of the joints. Il rssohss the 'livsr and
stAsoss. end. 70 followed up after the rhsumAsio
oon01tioas Goose, 70 will restore thaso organs 70
regularity and health.
Wssr CnAsS. N. r., Aug. 10. lsoe.
Yours Of August II. 10 at hand. and In reply
would say that AthlOphor0s proved the most
son that ever used. Aftsr using half boeus
hs was not troubled any moro for six months.
H8N8Y uARRls.
MT. FLaAsARF. PA, Aus. 10. Iso6.
am thankfui that I tried Athlophoros. had
rheumatism seven years, part Of the time could
not move but TO day an we'll ana hearty. I
write this hoping some other sufferer may try
u vs.. gLEnlN0.
Every druggist should RESP AsAiophorus anl
AtAlopborus Pills, but Where thsy cannot b
bought Of the druggist the AtAlophoros Co., No.
ns Wall street, New York. will send either (ca1.
rage pAidl ON receipt Of regular pr1os, which
% 0.0O PER bottle for Athlophoroo and 80. loe
pNls.
Sor nvef ana kidney diseases, dyspepsia, In.
digestion. Weakness nervous debility, diseases
Of women. constipation, headache. impure
baoo6, 40. AtAiophorus Pulls are unsq ualed.
aprll.l WoOd
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By dyspepsia is scarcely worth the living. A
capricious appetite, heartburn. puzzling nerv.
Gus symptoms, increased action OF the heart
after eating. sinking IN the abdomen between
meals and Hatulence after, are among the
succe ssiye tndicid Of this harassing complaint.
Two things only are needful for its removal.
A resort to Hostettcr's stomach Bitters. and
persistence In Its use. These remedial meas.
ures being adopted. \ cure 10 certain: Taken
stomachtc promotes secretion OF the gastric
Juice, the natural solvent OF the food. Tho
nervous and bilioua symptoms consequent
complaint gradually Yields to the corrective
and inyigoratins influence Of the Bltters.
Appetite returns, sleep becomes more refresh
ly nourished, muscular power Increases, and
the mind grows sanguine. Use the Bitters
for chile and fover, aud rheumatism.
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IffhHfIOH 70 OHiLD18R.
Lecture By DR.. Wsn. n. Asatnsos ~ the Asdco-
Chlrurgtoal ,Collego.

ChirursSeai .Csissgs.
Vim. b. Atkinson, N. D., delivered very
instructive lecture on the "Nsed OF Atten ton
70 Children" Thursday evening In the leo.
ture room OF the Medico- Chirurgical college,
Philsdsiphia He spoke particularly Of the
necessity of carefully watching tho habits Of
youth and guarding against bad associates |;
OF tho evils of dime novels and cheap litors-
turs Of the trashy kind Of the care which
should be exercised in getting proper nurses
and attendAnta, avoiding tho ones Who are iu
the habit OF telling children horrible stories,
- thsre 10 nothing more 70 be deprecated
Ing them. "Sleep, to be OF value" he said,
s'should 10 undisturbed," }" and he considered
the hygiene OF child's sleeping room 10 10
ono Of the most important OF matters.
All extremes should be avoided and every
saiegusrd should b used 70 keep powerful
medicines - we'll ~ hre out OF Yoech Of the
little ouoA A child often evinces symptOms
OF illness OccsaiOned by indigestion |; and rest,
abstinence from improper fond and careful
tepid bath are frequently speedily followed
bv relief II relief dOes not, however, imme-
diatsly follow, . physician should st once be
consulted.
"Avoid," he said, "the uss Of oil forms Of
medicine al which you do not know tho com.
position" He spoke severely against the
practice OF pushing the little Ones ahead too
last In their studies, and OF getting children
out OF tho way BY sending them 70 school.
"a child's brsin," he said. cannot stand
being ovOrburdened, and It 10 good thing 10
this regard TO follow the sdvico In the old
phrsse make haste slovly."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-16
DENsIONs.

eOLDIERs Who we're disabled from wounds,
who Wero. In cOaseQ uonce OF their military Ger.
ytces. incapacttated tor manual labor. whether
from wounds or dissase, arc entitled To snsiOn
wlDOws. minor children, and dspen dent rsl
ativss OF soldiers Who died Of disabilities con.
tSactod In ths oervice, are entitled 70 pension,
a1l bl Act Of Congrsss Of Jan. - lsel. sol1ieIs
oetAe oexicau Waf are also entitled 70 pensions.
uSel . : Sisisf rstins. No - unisss success
lul. Can refer 70 many suocessiul olaimants'
& &so.ea,:.s: y VII cost Soa notAins 70 wrtts mss
....,,.ySs::v1a:I Ississsss 6sssHs.
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PEMovED.

Having removed my Coal and Kindling Wood
Yard from the corner OF south wafer and
AnsESM sssts 70 u ne &c corner o. south w.tss
Coal sheds. erected BY r. Lebxsltsr . Co. de-
sire 70 tnfor my many frtends and the public
that ! am prepared TO furnish the following
grades Of Coal Lykens Valley, shAmokiG,
Schuylkill and LehiGh OF all sizes:
Thanking the public for th,i ir liberal pstron-
ago In the past. and hoping they will continue
u hvng me vtth their orders ~ my new place
Of business, remAtn
Very Rsspsctfully Yours,
HEARY sNEYCH.
Orders LEFT at Ils South Queen street promptly
attended to.
Telephone connection. a1lmd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-16

DIR H. ALDAr says: 81 found Digestylin
excellent and efiicacious tor Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. ! am using 1t In my immediate
family"
SOLD by all Druggists. q 90 per bottle. or W.
kidder Co, Manufacturing Chemisis. s3 John
street, n. !.
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r.sSss ana npay cared BY o
Rev VIM. II. Chapman pastor OF Y. 9. Church,
GEORGETOWN. ID. O., wrote US: Having had an op-
portuutty 70 nst the excellent qualities Of Dr..
bull's COush syrup, ! hesitate not to ssy. II 10
tho hest remedy b i've ever used in my fam.
Ny" For GROUP and whooptng cough tits sure
cura"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-16

TlERRORs or THE DENTAL CHAIR
i plsAEnkD..
ssetIy ..is ana ana hs.@!s,s 90 !sssh
evssyIys xN . deStS 0SSsa D.
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HOLDgN SPECIFIC.
DRUNKENNESS

LIQUOR HABIT Positively CURED BY
ADVERTISING DIR. HAlNkB'
9OLD8N SPECIFIC,
II can be given In cup OF coffee or tea with.
absolutely harmless. ana win effect Q perius,
nent and speedy cure. ~hsthsr the pattern is
mOdorAta drtn A6r or an alcoholic Wr0ok. Thou
sands Of drum nkAris have been made tomperste
men Who have taken Golden specific In their
zone, Hcnse Sisn0ut shcis kne.i.dse. And to-day be.
IT EEvkR FAILS Tho system oncs impre9.
nated Win the Specific. II bscotnes an utter I'm
possibility for the liquor appstite 70 exist FOR
ealeb by CM A.. a. LOChEH, Druggist,
No East King street, Lancaster, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-16

Whist We Csa Cure. Let's Not Esauss.
II ye can cure an ache, or aprsiu, or Q pain,
OF enmenssa or 2 bum. or bruise. or . s6ite.
.fhOmss Eolsctric oil" is Known 10 BE- Soo6 a
Lets Try II Sor ssis by H. b. Cochran, drug
gSsL is sho ~ N0eth ouoon street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-16
SP1OllL NOflOES.
GlaA 70 Hear IL

SFor several months I endure q dull pain
through my lungs and shoulders; lost my
spiTits, appetite and 90 or. and could With difi-
iul condition 70 due TO Burd0ek blood Bttsrs"
Nrs r. Hall, BinGhsmton, n. Y. For sale BY
b. h. Cochran, druggist ~ ana I'D North Queen
atro0t. LAnonStAr
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\ AsDioixA
More Facts.

More Facts.
ssDlsss. Ia. August q. iaA
We fsel ws must writs something Of The 500.
Of any other srtisis Of neaieiss. Hsass ws fssi
u bat justice 20 you ana your Ditten 70 ~ that
u = medioaae Of real 0ee1s sa1 virtue, and
dcdng much SoUo ana sasstine Gssat surss.
HosrA a. , 4. = uTLsY.
HAyDsvu&a. Osio. Feb II, ism.
am vsfy gla1 70 ~ fhavs ts1ed Hop Dittsis
ana never took anything that dia ne - much
scod. only took two bottles aaa would not
mend them 70 NJ patents. ana 81 In bet Of
results R00 thelf uso. .
o. q MDRcBR, \. D.
NEW HAvsu. cosr Sept IA iss
We take pleasure II giviag yoa Q notice and q
nics. strong one. - Il iHop bittsrs) 6sssrves IL.
We ucs II ana vs kaow Il deserves Il. ne
Re0isssr. 0I#
Hor Brrsas Co:
sirs-l vas given up By the aostoes 70 ais Of
eerofula oonsumption. Two bsesiss Of your
here. L1IOY sRHwsR.
0a1BHwicu, n. r. Feb. IA lGA
Hop Bittefs are the most valuable medicines
ever knew. should not have any mother now
out Tor thsms HENRY KNAPP.
LorD JAcx. Mo-. Sept IL 1858
I have been using Hop Bittsrs, and have 70
coived great benefit iron them Tor liver oom.
resa.t aaa m.l.fiAi fever. They are superior 70
KALAMAZOO. NICE. Feb. 1 isss,
Hor BrrrnRs Mo. Co.:
know Hop Bitters will beaf Recommendation
honestly. All who use them confer upon them
the highest encomiums and give them credit for
making cnres-ali tho proprietors claim for
them, them. have 70 kept them sines they wsrs Art
from the nrSt, ana maintained Il, ana are moro
called for than all othsr combined. % long a.
they keep mp their high reputation for purity
and usefulness shall oontinue 70 recommend
thom- something have never done before with
any patent medicine. J.J. BABCOCk,
Physician and Druggist.
KAHoxA. No., Feb. O. 1854
purchased I'VE bottles OF your rOp Bitters
OF bishop Co. last TALL. for my daughter ana
Am we'll pleased with the Bi.tsfs. They did her
moro good than al the medicine she has taken
ior six Ssars. WI T. MoCLURE.
Ths above IL nom . very rsliabls farmer.
whose daughter was In poor heath for seven or
eight years. and could obtain NO rs,isf unuI shs
used Hop Dittsrs. She 10 nov II - GOOD health
- any porson In this country. We have lsrre
sales, and they are making rsmarkabls oures
". II. BISHOP 4 co.
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